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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-03
HENRY TEKOTTE.
S6nslsr in
SambOis nacr Mrt
9atten,
Sbiiren,
Seaferragmea,
SSeHferl6Sen,
SdlinSela II. |. 10.

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Scrmann, 9Ro
SD f'se bitrmit Has pubIifam Spn @aser.
naee nne ansrtn;rnesn &puntYs in 8snntuis
eae i& bic SrIj- uue Baartu.Srrr6tbe,
rel@e it f6uflid ron O. Gang iibsrnpmmen
babe. bsSsutrnb psrmsbrt babe unb au m6siaeu
gretlsn rertaufrn Tetse. SeeIe Sebienuna,
oeEeuun9sH Ttreen prompt ausssfubrt.
iuuS5-6-m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-06-03
&S9entli6er Narftberid1t
Getreine. gFehI n. ( m
PrO6nftc.
GOrri9irt BON

GEORGE KRAETTLY, Grocer,
Die an9e9ebeneu Yreiie iuerben BON ben
Sdnblern [meiitens I'M 3auI6el be5abGt.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30
JUST THE TIME
10 Find Everything You Want for
Men, Boys and Children

A big lot of new goods lust
opened and at prices that viii
come below your expectations.
These goods have been BOUGHT
low, and all we ask is a living
profit We are selling to everT
customer at the same and the
very lowest price. One thing YOU
can depend on, and that is YOU
can buy goods at the same price
as your brother or neighbor also
will give you goods that are the
the best made, best lined. and
best fitting, and the quality guar
anteed as represented.
OF course at this season of the
year you will want to knOwmore
about Overcoats than anv other
garment We have in stock all
cOlOrs and qualities, to fit allages.
Melton Cloths, COrkscrews. dag
Onals and Cashmere OvercoatS.
both In imported and domestic
goods and at prices to suit all
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

81 Express train leaving Harrington At IN
a. m, ana arriving at 546 p. m runs tbrougb
Solld % and fTom Baltimore, ria Porter's and
The ll.20 p m train also stops at Iar,ral N Lava
passengers from Wilmington or points North
NOTth-00tlld trains leave Delmar IS a m daily
Dover Bis a. m. regularly; arriving at Wiimin55'
Ton 40 a. IN, Baltimore 645 a. m. and Philsde7-
phia $50 a. N.
The I.55 a. N. train also stops at seaford
harrington, Clayton and Middletown to leave
passengers from points South Of Delmar or IA .
on passengers for Wilmington and points Moth
Nelc CdSHe Accommodation Trains Leave W.T.
mlngtOn 600 a. N. and $50 D. m Leave New Castle
$40 a. N. and 3.S5 p. N.
BRANCH ROADS,
DELAWARE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA P p
Leave harrington for Lewes lIO5 g. m and
o0O P. m. For Franklin and way stations II ~
g. m Returning train leaves Lewes for Harring-
!on so a. NJ, and 2.25 p. M. Leave Franklin
QUEEN ANNE < KENT R. R.-Leave Townsend
LOT Cehtreyll!e and way stations 9.46 g. n and "a
p. m, weekdays.
DELAWARE & CHESAPEAKE R. R.-Leave Clavton
ior oxford and way stations 1908 a. N and : ~
p. m. weekdays. ~
CAMBRIDGE & SEAFoRD R. R.-Leave Seaford for
cambridge and intermediate stations Ii. 30 a m
weekdays. '
CoNNECTIoSs.-At Porter. with Newark Z Dsls.
ware City Railroad. At Townsend with Omen
Anne s& kenrRailrOad. AtClaytnn with Delsyvsra
& Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore, 4 Delayvsre
nay hallroad At Harrington. with Delaware
Aaryland & Virginia Railroad. AtSeaford with
Camerldge & SeafOrd Railroad. At Delmsr with
Se" YORK, Philadelphia & Norfolk WicOmico 4
Focomoke, and Peninsula Railroad.
CHAs. E. PUGH, General Manager
. r. "OOD, General Passenger Agent.
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Big hGglis, Fine GsfEsssy
(Can't be beat for $50
szIE saa XaEss Cloth, 1isgaaah sai
Csissslks Zen Emwa

but the best thing we can say,
and the most satisfactory way for
you to do is to come and see for
yourself, and we will promise to
show you the best and largest as
sOrtment you have ever seen in
Smyrna.
If we thought you would take
the time to read it we could say
equally as much about other lines
of goods. We have a full stock
Of all kinds of plain and fancy
suits.
All kinds and prices of Camel
Hair, Wool and Merino Under
wear. See our Men and Boys
Undershirts at 25 cents. Hats,
Caps, Trunks and Valses, Rub
Der Coats for men and BOYS, the
best make of Fine Shirts, Collars
and Cuffs. A complete line of
Neckwear for Christmas. See
the new stock at Is cents. Gold
and Silver Handle Silk Umbrellas
for Ladies and Gentlemen for
Christmas presents. An exam
inatiOn is sufficient to convince
you Of the above facts. Come
and see.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

Ii. 49, y -. Turner Deliberately Takes
~ - LiJe.-Centreville was thrown
uo-r;- 80 Of excitement on SUNDAY
C51-..Eio y a note from Wye Mills to
Id. Y. :. Jump, stating that
o. - =. 1lrner had committed suicide
Ero-sing- Mr. Turner was we'll
ssrTs5 avs the Observer, having
q Ioe.--.' g g Of years in the empIoy
va - =. Z. Elliott as salesman. He
= = . .1.e Of Talbot county. and a
ala1tv AZ 1-le Joseph Turner Of that
ii1n ~. maen found he was hanging
Lar - -.--i 81. willow tree in the ward
win ~ Kitchen door, with bis feet
Ess5s .I1etion Of an inch from the
slo5 ~ r ,n an overturned chicken
lantern near him.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30
J.B.COOPER
Cooper Building, cor. Main and Commerce SIS.
GENERAL STOCK, EMBRACING
Inc prices are lower than Oak HALLS
last year. or anybody's this year.

; Dy GOODS Notions, Carpets, Cloths Groceries P
WIZ DUA o2toner Lamps, China and Glass Ware Ced- 80
note as follows - 49, = ' Houi' &C. &C. OF which will
try to have all goods represented or will be Glad 70 ~
goods sen good goods as low as Others sell
try to keep all Standard Goods constantly in Stock
OlA0 IN exchange
whenever IL suits the customer
m Inuch 10 get cash for goods sold some rob
ago. II takes capital to business. ~ 0nlS
am constantly buying new Goods and inst nov, b =,
handsome suspension Lamps with COlored Dome Sbadas 81
@ oP ornaments and large Table Vase and oth-
ers Jat greatly increase the of light for o o ~
10 not 9 Lamps, either fancy plain either Stand Or S
E VI fixtures OF any kind, without seeing NV stoc
w My supply Of Vases, Cups and Saucers fine China d Ill.,,
t resslng Cases, Work Baskets Sewing Stands anJ
OIeI fancy goods for the coming Holidays is ALREADY roS
and IS larger and cheaper than usual 'y purchased,
he stock Of Poems, Miscellaneous Books and Picture 1l
man ana ny IS much fuller than ever before and
Althe Fruits, Flavoring Extracts Spices Meats P1 C
70 @ 20 the winter season, sold Special pains taken
" rISIl pure Pepper Sage, &c for ~
me pest staples In all the line
t & canned and Package Goods Extra pains taken to
get Inc Gholcest Teas. Spices and COfees F 1 "
The best and most complete and vet the cbeane+ linz x Gill
Alpaca ana bingham Umbrellas in the town 100 "a OAA'
cost 4e Casseres Cloths and Cashmers Ihave will be sold at
anu oelow and Blankets, Shaw, Winter Gloves and KID
gloves at less than fair profits ~ ''O' anu Au
adles, Gents and Chdrens Underwear good but CHEAP
keep fnu line Of the best Manila Rope LARGE and small aud
OCon SEINE Irvine and Outline the best male Of Gi;
Irvine. Also other Twnes and Ropes 49, ~ iiaAe u OIlng
POTATOES and Sweet Potatoes sold all winter
and the prices low W e' 0eS Is very 1uL
Carpets sold by Sample usual and having no money IN
marked below cost M '0 Ou' d' cost Some
One OF my Specaties is the line of Fes
nc, Tor dTapeT1es prices low. '' A1NiseS'
Large and very handsome Stock of SMYRNA Velvet and ~
~ Tugs ana Mats Also Cocoa Mats and Mattngs and few
All prces will suit the times
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susan Horsey aud Samuel Nr;les,
~ oO,n eolored, have been living together
a. man and wife at Crisfeld ma for
s sS time. On Thanksgiving nic6t
eney mad quarrel and he was CON-
away without kissing her. She csIiaS
III nIln back and asked him to kiss her
Z! ne stlil refused, when she Shot hin
an 5HiIOugn the lungs. He will probable
ole, while she is in jail. Oy
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30
]. B. COOPER.
Eu17T35sl;fiiss; IS i's. Es ~:

Cure guaranteed
RUPTURE B S;: / { .FsIi.::
80 operation or business delay thousand Of
SSuIes- Al Keystone House. Reading. Pa 2ri
Advice free 800 i'1 SiI ~
Many appliances and treatments for he esreof
rupture are advertised but il eertainlv T1nSt ~
49, pted As true that the most Ielable teStiroo1
.-s S s rom people who are in q position "a
~ Is.,l PeElenee. Following are few let-
~ sstseied rom many thousand OF SIMILAR
ensIseier received from people who have ben
,n July Is ISL This is 70 certify that was ruD-
seLsI; through d.. J. B. Mayors treafmeDt I an
I'm pietely cured, and recommend his fresfr1e1t
Joseph Wolf, Justice Of the Peace CiSrFShS-5o
=, ny son was ruptured from birth until ve.rs
~ w; loOk aim % cOcsors, tried MANY trilSSsS
ma ma nlm a. hospitals and at the UniverSifV ~
took him to Dr. J. B. Maver - srrb 3, 1 bhl
i9r treatment he gave him ease Al Onea s1d -,
I " cured him. William Dix, 1855 Monroe
Einnsv NoS Ssotn Nay 18th, lSS7. Joseph Nc
=, April q. 1876, Dr.. J. B. Mayer. DEAR sr..
-sl! yen e5Ls ago received q severe ruDtura
came under your treatment and got esSs a. -,
Upon being examined By the BoSr Of - $500,
s.ss ~ Si1el states tension Department Janu-
-! = ~, no mace OF rupture could Be found
entirely cured. = ! an
-, 1ours. A: G. FoSter. IIs4 Ogden S.. Pbna.
q ~ NJ ~ ,DeameT, ~ North Third ST. Pima
" =. Lelnbaeh, Leinbach P. o. BerkS o. p
- q = La1grehr, WilliamstoTn. n. j.
1onn Walker, S0S3 North Fifth s. Phr.
10; b Hartung, New RingEOld p
nl,llan ". Lee, 1747 FrankforSi Ave Phila
q a - SotdsWoEthy. Centralia, Columbia o.
y, y. Alpner. lo3 south Third ST PeadinSr d.
t isLael S4ndL Main St South EsStor -
= y rtnA huber Bird-in- Hand Pa
4 =. 9ellett "a south Twelfth 81 Raasfno-
z Kenny, do4 South 9th S. Phiia
4 a. Hamilton. 2I1l Franklin So Phfa
1900 z. eehaut $50 North Tenth 81 Phila
= y Sllmoys - Pearl ST. Reading PA
= :. Aieingenna, Lfmekiln. Berks 90 PA
"a. smith, az Greenwich ST. Phila
:. y LYME $40 5. 18th St, Harrisburv Pa
- ~. ait N0rriztoWu. Pa
a = hersneys Hershey House HarrfShurv
Z y. hosslier, Fhoenixville Pa
= ZONES FnlllipS, kennett SQUARE Pa
4 419so1ore Aaithes, go West NOrk 81 Phra
:. rftee, haynesbor0. Pa
,o1n 1ateEs 424 Vine ST. Phila
a. a - eNaignk LeWiStOwn Pa
y Z. DetuFck, Obey, Berks Co. Pa
y. oloe p 4tn and Bingalnau Sts Raadlnu Pa
II 711s - EaLiglet, 202i Lawrence ST. PhiIs
- -l y, hotses so Elm St. Reading, Pa
= = SOY MantuA, Gloucester Co n
i =, - L4l4 - West Huntingdon ST. Phila
:, -; -, --nel uer, PTS F8ifhill ST. Phila
$50 U bach, IT. 22l2 Lawrence 81. Phua
4, go nlfknarts lla2 Green 81. Reading, Pa
~ ,. e4eesleys elzeltou, Dauphin Co Pa
seorEe Lecher. ll3I Reese ST .Phila
oln ~ Sc1earer. Yellow House Berks Co
= refer yo1 90 any Of The above people al Of
4 aQ.-l are permanently cured. send ror cfrer-
AZ, 49, % m2in once, 6Sl Area ST. Phfla.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

Although the vote in Caroline conn.
" on the question of endorsing $50 OOO
IN IN bonds of the Baltimore and Eastern
onore railroad was decidedly in the
negative, yet the other counties have
given 1t the desired support or subsidy.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

dl-ss-i-,s. !, s@S.oTy-The Chestertown
s,gs-s -. q Thursday last saws: The
I'd osesne story Of the season comes
aoae a. Anne's. Three gunners
aa5il.s e one swamp. killed IS
aszi dsv I lTo Of the same gunners the
atlt iiii.- r. -i.ied IN the same swamp 27
'-i q ~ -s.--lng a total Of 60 rabbits
swamp in two days-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

. rive thousand persons Thursday at
ee s the funeral at Dover, England
OF o. the l2o victims of the II. 4. SciolfoI
disaster; there was a general suspen-
sion OF business; the Queen sent a mes
sage OF sympathy to the bereayed fam
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

through the Store were this
little price put on odd lots.
broken pieces, remnants. or
unthritty hangers-on. Itisn't.
$50 Pieces-123 patterns
o. the best quality Brussels
carpet (maker's name woven
on the back) at Is cents a
yard less than the yesterday
price! Full quantities of every
design. Borders to match.
Not a style that limps; not a
pattern that may not be your
hrst choice; not a yard that
would not go at SI.35.
1t IS precisely the same sort
OF stock we have been selling
all the season. But those bio
trade wheels have made a turn
that At lets us drop a quarter
NOIIdL from every yard.
This is how it came about
At some seasons Carpet man
utacturers and jobbers close
out the stock on hand. Takino
; advantage of such happenings
has just brought to us several |
large lots at lower-than-ever |
prices for standard goods.
1t is the nick of time for YOU |
Il you wish to get a Brussels
Carpet.
Or a Tapestry Carpet, for
that matter. They too are
down, way down, and by the
same chance.
Bright and cheerful colors.
oolder design than Brussels.
and about half the cost
50 patterns at soc
50 patterns at $50
81 patterns at 6Oc
lhese are the lowest prices we
,ver made on such goods. The
'o-centers are the Enthusiastically
old at 75c, and the other
'orts are just as far out of the
common.
Our new Illustrated Furni-
ure Catalogue, containing the
cry latest styles, sent free.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
nestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Citv-halI SQUARE
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

9.'s - -. once at East New Marks,
.lors a. e4G oy which is Kept rs
s'si - n ss, jones & Henry, was en-
- foSbe5T . u on Thursday nipht
81 go 80 q about $3.50 ii watrsss
si q Al belonging to the 6rm ana
gs T6s--.s-n ps, cards and small
a 1e = Jet no clue to he
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

Whatever Book you want is
almost certain to be here, and
the Price-always the bottom
Price-is in plain figures on
an inside cover. Those little
pencil marks are time savers.
No haggling over prices here.
Nearly all the Calendars.
especially Dickens. We have
a notion that the Dickens adj
mlrers-and they are legion
will call it the best of the kind
ever made. Here is what the
great nOvelist's son writes
about it:
De,- g. TsEAoST HoUsE, BosrON, Nov. 8 iss7.
have to acknowledge with thanks receipt
of the Dickens Calendar, with which am Te1y
Huen pleased Faithful y yours,
A wonderfully like portrait
OF Dickens half a dozen pic
ture scenes, and a thought
burdened sentence for every
day in the year. Coo ; by mail,
SOC.
Christmas Cards are ready.
As many as ever seem to be
Prettier and cutter than ever.
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AGENTS .WANTED-We wish 10 establish an
- Gseuey N your town for an article thar sells
without talk, fast as shown Won vii 80. 80,
Ior yourself your own people will want one snv
one you snow 1t 70 will want one We shOuId iiEa
. ueaIel OF q gOOc eai1vassing agent who couId
sNe atteuLon to this specially. Sells easily in
slOreS' al iairs, or by eanvasSing, Har5Iv a1v
eGpllaL needed good profits. You never hsnfIed
q ostleF ming, and you never will Cut thfs ont
ana Send with stamp for particulars and ilius
pam / No stamp, 10 attention Write yoursd.
S lISs plainly, mentioning paper, D. Goldman.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

st64 0s SieS headache, caused By disordered
able remed q a. hartie Pills are the most reii-
miIs5, u.s. q me, thirty years ago They are ne
b,, -IeS1 Anq pest purgatiYe in use - n 49, ~
Ourn, Worthingt0n, Mass y y bfao-
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- Z lsl-- 9.a'----Piease inform vour r,.se-s
-. -1eass 1--we remedy for he above
ifse a. q e timely use fhoasand 49, N
~ glld 3 80 Teen permanently cured.
- ~ % yorr -, w. BOTTLES 81 my remedy
-ilse.- - so ne their exnreSs eTd NJ u
y C., Isl Pearl st., New York
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MatIat14akRE'z.
Philadelphia, Monday. November Is. 1851.

If you are thinking of a Holi-
day-PreSent Book, or a Book
Tor your library, send for our
new 32-Page Book Catalogue.
Free to any address.
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PEACH TREES FOR SALE

Also, All Other Fruit. shade and fOrnnmeu-
tai Trees Vines and Plants.
We make PEACH TREES A SPECIALLY and
are among those who believe By planting healthy
trees in cOugenial soil and giving proper cult
walton peach orchards may Be kept n thrif and
profit 80 years or more. We invite buyers 10
make personal inspection and can refer among
the many who have our trees 70
Joseph Roberts Of Aiddletown, Delaware; d.
W. Corbit Odessa Geo. w. CEmmins Alex e.
Cummins Wilson r. Lavender, Smyrna. Dr. III
Ridgeley. Dover, Del
DAVID BAIRD a SON,
Aug loom Manalapan. New Jersey.
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4 y00mfitI Of SI.55 ByNS-
seks Carpet az sI.zO.
There would be enough IN
such a statement to set an
extra tide Of buyers slrglng
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!. slaklsn's Arnioa s.Iv.

- sllt 49, lne world fos Cuts. Bruises
80 cdiI5I-7---i Fever Sores, letter Cbaope
,.TsiT $50. -9,5 m and al SKIN Eruption,
= .-ll.ssd = 1919 o. no pay required. II
- Pre- b -. .li.iaetions o. mon
FEB 23-ly
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5000 Peach Trees
FOR SALE.

My stock for Fall and Spring is very fine
and cannot be excelled in Health or anal
ny as every precaution is used to have NV
srees heia..thy and true to name invite
personal inspection of my stock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AIavo,5a-
61roth Early, Yellow st. John. Mountain
K4ose, Reed Golden Yellow, Crawford 5
FL4arly, otqqt's Choice Reeves Favorite
M4!9ore.s Favorite, Stump the World
" heetIand, Beer Malocotoon. Crawford :
LATE I1att n Frlze' Clayton, Beers Smock, Rob-
:, Also $4,000 Grape Vines-mostlv
moore Earl y, Lady. Martha and 40 Other
varieties which are not so desirable.
Apple, Pear and Cherry Trees--Standard
ana ana Dwarf. Ornamental Evergreens and
Shade Trees in great variety.
y. D. SCOUT.
Smyrna Nursery,
oI4I SMYRNA, DELL.
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The medium price materials
are enough to make a big store
ful by themselves. The stuffs
that everybody wants, but we
can only stop by them now
and then and point in the pa
Pers to here and there one
that must serve for dozens and
dozens behind it.
Saxony Plaids. Rich, hand
some, fine. The sheen of silk.
the blending OF exquisite tints
in every pattern. Every de-
gree of force between glazing
and dull in the colors. soc.
All-wOol cross-bar Suiting.
Modest cOlors. sic.
Mixed Suiting. Silken
sPecks and hecks dancing on a
quiet all-wool ground. sic.
Silk sPrlnkled check Suiting
cut into Oblong plaids by
double threads Ofvarying tints.
sic.
Mildly bouretted checks
Plaided by contrasting threads
in pairs. 375c.
All-wOOl Suiting cut into
half-inch blocks by threads of
silk. sic.
Yard wide HOmespun. CSC.
5 cOlors.
But why more? Any stuff
you touch will be at just as
unlOoked-for a price.
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FOR RENT.

Two houses ia Duck Greek. Possession
given Of one Immediately; the other the
lst Of March next
ROBERT DRNNEY.
Nov 23-tf Smyrna, Del.
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EiihdilPaa, Wilmington { alsinsrl S.il,si.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

on and after April 18th. 1887 SUNDAYS ex-
eePtedl, trains willleave as follows:
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For Millinery, the popular
satin-edged Ribbons, plain and
MORE, p to 5 in.-black,
navy, browns, terra-cotta, olive,
myrtle, or any wanted color,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30
MILK FEVER IN COWS,
To Farmers. dc.

Z 2 Z a4M51og &c
Do not let the best COW IN your herd die Of this
1lseaSe any more. Send P. Q. o. for One Dollar
c. JONES,
1910 Maryland Avenue Wilmington. Delaware
and you will receive Recipe and Treatment
WANTED-LADIES for our Fall and 576-;s,-,---
~ Trade, TO take Light pleasant work al their
9 g homes. 81 10 s. per day can be quietly made
OLA sent ey mai any distance. Particulars free
No canvassing. Address at once CRESCFNTS APT
20. ~ Milk St., Boston. Mass Box 5l7O.
a ADVERTISERS by ADDRESSING GEO. p ROWT77 &
- Co, 10 Spruce St. New YOIk in good faitb- can
oot4In an needed information about any pro-
posed line Of advertising in American 'N5svvs
papers. SS-266-page Pa phlet, soc.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

A accent Dress Stuff that
IS further across the wonder
line than anything for the price
we have before had this sea-
son. A good, firm, sturdy,
proper weight material, plump
70 inches aide, and 25c! Mod
est little checks made by
threads-bars as wide as the
checks
brown aud cardinal
gray and cardinal
gray and black
cardinal and navy
garnet and old gold
navy and brown
brown and oak
In some of the color blendinps
the fiuorescent or changeable
effect IS very marked. We
never before knew stuff like
this to retail for less than Soc.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

Job Work neatly done.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

I55 feet of Ribbon counter
and not a waste inch Is there
any doubt where the Ribbon
trade of the town centres? We
take it to be the Ribbonest
spot in the whole world.
Every sort of Ribbon.
Every width, every color of
Ribbon.
Take the gay ones-simply
the all-silk Satin and Gros-
Grains. A fancy Ribbon for
every fancy
No. ! pieos and plain edge. GrOa-Graiu.
Hin o s il. satin and Grosserain, 3 to
6qualities.
Get a price notion from one
kind: nc to 2oc for No. II
(zi in) of the Satin and Gros-
Grain.
For chair and Basket trim
ming wide Ribbons will be the
choice. We have every loom
thought of the season in them,
and in the palmer Ribbons,
used mainly for dress purposes,
MORE picot
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30

Our new Illustrated Furni-
ture Catalogue, containing the
very latest styles, sent free.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
chestnut, thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1887-11-30
Gosing Of Mails.

49,. {. s, 1030 A. ~, and 4.l5, 7-20P. \.
ss ~ south. s.s5 4 ~ and 10 P.A-
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county and State Items.

- North. Il % A. n, and s.S0P.M
- - - south 50 aud lI-Sl A n.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-16
Marriage Lioensea 1.

The adjourned session Of the Circuit,
Court, for this county, commenced
last Monday. The Jury drawn is a,
follows:
First ward. -Chss. Johnson and VIM. MeMsster
Second ward.-T. n. Lee and Amase Chsnss.
Third ward.-a. N. johnson and ChAs. Altman.
Alpens township.-Alex. Morris. o. C. Edgely
and Aimee Duprie.
Maple Ridge.-wssey Hinton, Geo. White and
Solomon Evans.
Long Rapids.--John Burns, John Dunford and
John Butler.
arsen.-deo. Graves, Thss. Campbell and Geo.
Oberman.
Wilson.-Irs Coo and N. J. Hall.
ssnbern. derks and Chas. Bellman.
ossineke.-rioyd stoddard and VIM. stovei.
The Court then adjourned one day.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-16

The tug Sumner left this port Sun.
day, for Presque Isle. Sbe had on
board Gilchrist's two steam pumps;
and the trip was made to try and get
the barge Nellie Mason off the shore at
Presque Isle. Sunday afternoon a
line was made fast to the Mason and
the tug pulled her about 100 feet.
The tow line then broke away from
the Sumner, and as it was dark, the
attempt at release was given up until
the next day. On Monday, the Sum-
ner tried again to release the wrecked
schooner and succeeded in getting her
from her psrlious position on the rocks.
The Mason's hold was full of lumber
and it kept her from sinking. although
she was full of water. The work of
towing her to this port was a labori-
Gus one as it was difficult to keep the
water-logged vessel after the tug, but
by night the Sumner managed to get
the Mason to this port, and the har-
Dor tugs then got hold and towed her
to a slip in the dock at the Fletcher
bay mill. The Mason's bottom is bad
ly damaged. F. w. Gilchrist bought
the Mason cheap. while on the beach.